Receptionist Recruitment Agency
Your recruitment agency, for clients looking for a first-class Receptionist and for candidates looking for Receptionist roles in Australia.
Your Receptionist Recruitment Agency
Are you a candidate actively or passively in the job market, looking to secure or be informed about new opportunities that would complement your experience as a Receptionist? Are you an employer looking for one of the top Receptionist recruitment agencies in Sydney, Melbourne or Brisbane, that can represent in sourcing a high quality Receptionist – one who will represent your brand in the best possible manner at all times?
MJD Recruitment is a specialist recruitment agency with dedicated offices in Sydney and Melbourne who effectively recruit for and assist job seeking Receptionists across Australia. With 60 years of combined experience recruiting Receptionists and front office professionals we understand just how much value the right Receptionist can make to an organisation.
There is a view that recruiting a Reception role should be simple – but in fact it can be one of the more challenging positions to fill. Recruiting the role of the Receptionist requires particular focus on fit in so many ways. Fit for the culture of the business, fit for the role (as they are all so very unique) and fit for the brand that they are representing.
What We Know as a Receptionist Recruitment Agency
Finding the right brand ambassador that ‘fits’ your role is vital!
For Clients
Seeking The Perfect Receptionist
We dedicate time and resources ensuring that we are across the ‘best of the best’ Receptionists in the corporate marketplace. Many of the Receptionist roles that we recruit for are filled with candidates that come via or referrals, networks across office support roles at so many different levels keep us informed about stand out talent.
Regarded as trusted & knowledgeable advisors, we go beyond recruitment support for our network of Receptionist candidates. The candidate experience starts with the recruitment agency and receiving career advice from specialists with over 60 years of experience in office support, builds immediate trust and respect for your brand.
We are incredibly proud to be working with some of Australia’s top tier firms and respected organisations who regard our invaluable insight and real market knowledge when hiring Receptionists. 80% of the clients that we work with are a result of personal recommendations from existing business and career partners. With an adaptable, consultative approach we work alongside internal HR teams and run the entire recruitment process for others.
For Candidates
Seeking Receptionist Jobs in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.
Working alongside a corporate Receptionist, supporting them with a matter as important as their career, is a genuine privilege and one that we take seriously – but we also endeavour to ensure that there is an element of enjoyment in the process too!
We have long standing relationships with employer of choice style organisations and 60 years of collective knowledge about the office support market – which means we can share with you an intimate knowledge as to why certain organisations or roles might be the right fit for you. We are known for our confidential and proactive introductions on behalf of our Corporate Receptionists, we don’t wait around for a role to be called in, we professionally source suitable opportunities with existing & new prospects.
Our Corporate Reception networks are first to hear about new opportunities before they go to advertising stage, keeping our valued candidates ahead of competition.
With so many networks at different levels across the office support market, we are able to support Corporate Reception candidates not only with career advice and support, but help build their networks and even find mentors.
What We Understand About Receptionists
Each business wants something unique from their brand ambassador.
How To Find And Hire The Best Receptionist You’ve Ever Had
MJD Recruitment is a leading receptionist recruitment agency, and we’re here to help you find the perfect person to represent your business and keep things running smoothly.
Administrative Assistant Vs. Receptionist: What’s The Difference?
Receptionists tend to handle more front-of-house work.
A receptionist will cover the front desk and phones for a business and need impeccable customer service skills and high-quality professional communication skills. An administrative assistant will typically work behind the scenes, doing administrative tasks in the back offices.Work hours may differ.
Administrative assistants usually work typical opening hours, but receptionists may need to work outside these hours on occasion. Because their job is so customer-focused, if there are late or out-of-hours meetings planned, receptionists may be needed in the office.Receptionists don’t move around as much.
Because receptionists are responsible for greeting clients, customers, and guests, they stay close to their desk throughout the day. They will usually have a phone where calls are directed and a computer where they work on scheduling and correspondence. Administrative assistants tend to be a bit more mobile, moving around the office to complete a range of tasks.Receptionists may be required to remember certain clients.
As receptionists are the first contact many clients have with the business, they are uniquely positioned to build solid relationships with clients and customers. As a result, they may need to remember to speak to important or regular clients in a certain way or remember certain things about the clients’ business or industry.Administrative Assistant Vs. Receptionist: What’s The Difference?
Receptionists tend to handle more front-of-house work.
A receptionist will cover the front desk and phones for a business and need impeccable customer service skills and high-quality professional communication skills. An administrative assistant will typically work behind the scenes, doing administrative tasks in the back offices.Receptionists don’t move around as much.
Because receptionists are responsible for greeting clients, customers, and guests, they stay close to their desk throughout the day. They will usually have a phone where calls are directed and a computer where they work on scheduling and correspondence. Administrative assistants tend to be a bit more mobile, moving around the office to complete a range of tasks.Work hours may differ.
Administrative assistants usually work typical opening hours, but receptionists may need to work outside these hours on occasion. Because their job is so customer-focused, if there are late or out-of-hours meetings planned, receptionists may be needed in the office.Receptionists may be required to remember certain clients.
As receptionists are the first contact many clients have with the business, they are uniquely positioned to build solid relationships with clients and customers. As a result, they may need to remember to speak to important or regular clients in a certain way or remember certain things about the clients’ business or industry.5 Tips To Hiring The Right Receptionist For Your Business
- Be clear in your job advertisements. One of the most effective ways to find the right receptionist for your business is to be as straightforward as possible in the job description. The more detail you include about qualifications, experience, and expectations, the easier it will be to find the ideal candidate.
- Use a receptionist recruitment agency. MJD Recruitment is a recruitment agency that specialises in finding the perfect candidates for office support roles. We source highly qualified professionals with expertise in administration and customer service, and we are committed to connecting businesses with their ideal hire match.
- Personality is important. We’ve already mentioned that your receptionist will be responsible for a client’s first impression of your business the majority of the time, so you need to hire someone whose personality aligns with your brand. If your brand is bright and bubbly, hire someone who exudes charisma. If your brand is all about polished professionalism, make sure your receptionist is organised and efficient in their conduct.
- Find someone genuinely interested in your business. It’s pretty obvious when a person isn’t passionate about their job or the industry in which they work, and this can affect both their productivity and your clients’ first impression of your business. So try to find a receptionist who has a genuine passion or interest in what you do. Their investment and eagerness to learn will make them a valuable asset to your team.
- Don’t disregard technical skills. While a receptionist’s job hinges primarily on soft skills, you should always look for candidates with technical skills that could benefit the business overall. For example, if a candidate has experience with social media or graphic design, they may take on some projects from their desk at the front of the business.